Google Docs has introduced a new feature called Document Tabs which is designed to help users better organize and navigate their documents.
This new feature, which was announced in April and is now rolling out, and it allows users to create multiple sections within a single document. This is similar to how tabs work in Google Sheets.
Here are some key details about the Document Tabs feature:
Visualize Document Structure – With the Documents tab, users can visualize the document layout at any time, making it easier to understand the overall structure.
Create and Manage Tabs – By default, a new document starts with “Tab 1,” and users can add more tabs from the left panel.
The Tabs can be renamed, duplicated, and rearranged using drag-and-drop feature.
Sub tabs – The feature supports up to three levels of sub tabs, allowing for more detailed organization.
Interlinked Tabs – The Tabs within the same document can be interlinked, making navigation even more effortless.
This update builds on the existing “Show document outline” feature, now renamed to “Show tabs & outlines,” which displays headings in the top-left corner.
The Document Tabs feature is available on the web editor and aims to enhance both writing and viewing experiences.
As a whole, this new feature is expected to make managing long documents much more efficient and user-friendly.